Is it sexist to say that men desire women that are conscientious & agreeable?

[MatureDJ]

I was reading this article about Jordan Peterson, and one particular part got me interested:

When Mr. Peterson talks about good women — the sort a man would want to marry — he often uses these words: conscientious and agreeable.

my opinion: Of course, I would add the attributes of "attractive" and "sexually available" (i.e., doesn't get "headaches"), but this sounds like a pretty spot-on assessment to me.

Of course, the femynists are aghast:

“It’s an old story, really ... In a lot of nationalistic projects, women’s bodies and sexualities become important sites of focus and control.”

In fact, under the deep veneer of pop psych gibberish, goofy mythic allusions, and bizarrely interpreted history he throws up, pretty much all of what he says seems to come down to just a particularly thuggish version of tired ol' white male supremacism.

 

[mrgoodstuff]

I was reading this article about Jordan Peterson, and one particular part got me interested:


my opinion: Of course, I would add the attributes of "attractive" and "sexually available" (i.e., doesn't get "headaches"), but this sounds like a pretty spot-on assessment to me.

Of course, the femynists are aghast:

The entire "yes" consent in females in Australia is to limit male to female conjunction. To further empower female during the sex act. Do you think they want sex gods in manhood?

 

[IKO69]

No, and don't let anyone (especially women) shame you into thinking so. I have seen some women just outright scorn 99% of men and say they wouldn't give a guy a time of day unless he was rich. There are many women that are like this and feel entitled. I don't even get mad at them; just know there is nothing wrong with wanting whatever type of woman you want.